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Umbel inflorescence is found in family:
(a)
Apiaceae
(b)
Lamiaceae
(c)
Euphorbiaceae
(d)
Poaceae
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a) Apiaceae family
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Umbel inflorescence is found in family Apiaceae.
Option - A
Explanation:
- The adjustment of the inflorescence in umbels is mentioned to as umbellate, or hardly subumbellate (almost umbellate).
- Umbels are a 'typical of plants' such as "carrot, parsley, dill, and fennel" in the family 'Apiaceae'; "ivy, Aralia and Fatsia" in the family 'Araliaceae';
- Onion (Allium) in the family "Alliaceae". "Apiaceae or Umbelliferae" is a family of mainly "aromatic flowering plants" named after the "genus apium" type and usually known as the 'celery', 'carrot' or 'parsley family', or simply as 'umbellifers'.
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